Welcome to our family’s 2,800-acre farm in the heart of North Dakota’s Prairie Pothole Region, just outside Woodworth. This property has been in our family for generations, and we’re proud to share it with sportsmen who appreciate what this region has to offer. From rolling native prairie and thick shelterbelts to cattail sloughs and wetland basins, our property is a mix of prime habitat that draws in everything from upland and migratory birds to predators and big games. 

Our acreage is situated in the Central Flyway, so waterfowl hunting is as good as it gets—potholes and marshes scattered across the property attract ducks and geese throughout the season. We also have pheasants and sharp-tailed grouse that hold tight in the grass and brush, making for classic upland hunts. We're not saturated with them, so sportsmen should be prepared to work to find them. Whitetails move through our hills, shelterbelts, and low-lying pockets all Fall, and if you're after coyotes, foxes, raccoons, or beavers, there's plenty of opportunity to pursue those too. Over the years, we’ve kept the land wild but accessible—just the way we like it.

We will be allowing guests to stay in our spacious lodge-style home right on the property. It has five bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and nine beds—plenty of room for groups or families. 

We're located just 20 miles from the interstate, 45 miles from Jamestown, and about 100 miles from Bismarck, making travel easy. There’s also nearby access to federal wildlife lands and public fishing spots, so whether you're here in the fall for the hunt or in spring to watch the prairie come alive, there’s always something to enjoy.